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Financial statement reviews show the Intercontinental Exchange, or ICE, gifted U.S. Senator Kelly Loeffler millions during her departure from its daughter company, Bakkt.

The United States Congress is contemplating developing a blockchain-based system to allow remote Senate voting.

Former Bakkt CEO and Georgia senator Kelly Loeffler announced that she and her husband will liquidate all their holdings.

Senator and former Bakkt CEO, Kelly Loeffler, appeared on Fox today, defending her sale of shares the day after a private Senate hearing.

The former Bakkt CEO and current Republican senator Kelly Loeffler has been criticized for dumping stock immediately after a private Senate hearing on coronavirus.

Former Bakkt CEO and Georgia's new Senator Kelly Loeffler will help oversee major financial regulator responsible for commodities trading — including BTC.

Kelly Loeffler, former CEO at the ICE-backed cryptocurrency trading platform Bakkt, has been sworn into the United States Senate.

The Intercontinental Exchange’s digital asset platform Bakkt launched the first regulated Bitcoin options and cash-settled futures.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says the U.S. Senate’s action to pressure Libra participants is “very un-American.”

Circle’s CEO will testify before the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs on blockchain and digital assets.

Senator Brown is concerned that Libra will allow Facebook to gain unfair control over the financial system and dictate new money policy to the detriment of ordinary citizens.

Senate Committee Members discussed regulation concerns with big tech companies in a post-hearing press conference.

Facebook’s David Marcus has written a letter to Maxine Waters and other committee members to address their concerns.

As federal regulation appears imminent, the crypto community is hanging on every word legislators say on the topic. Here is a roundup of some public statements made by those on the Hill so far